2022 | Coaching Changes? : Sat Oct 02, 2021 6:30 am  

Are people happy to continue with Agar as head coach or do we feel that a new Aussie coach is the way forward.
I think that even though he is a decent Man he has no more to offer and we should recruit someone with new ideas.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 7:03 am  

I really like Agar, but I do hope he moves up into the DOR role and we bring in a new coach. Can't see it happening yet tho.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 7:13 am  

Agar deserves a year coaching this side without any disruption.

I seem to remember everyone bagging Steve mcnamarra left right and centre with the same criticisms as Agar gets.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 7:24 am  

Agar deserves a year coaching this side without any disruption.

I seem to remember everyone bagging Steve mcnamarra left right and centre with the same criticisms as Agar gets.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 7:28 am  

I would love Agar to move into the DOR role.

Not because i dont rate him as our coach, he's proved me wrong and done a good job imo.

But, I think he would be excellent running the operation, which is probably the more important role.

To sum up...Im happy if he remains coach, even happier if he moves upstairs.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 7:33 am  

mattsrhinos1978 wrote:

I would love Agar to move into the DOR role.

Not because i dont rate him as our coach, he's proved me wrong and done a good job imo.

But, I think he would be excellent running the operation, which is probably the more important role.

To sum up...Im happy if he remains coach, even happier if he moves upstairs.

I think it will happen just not next season

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 7:45 am  

christopher wrote:

I think it will happen just not next season

Yeah, id be happy with that if it goes that way.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 7:47 am  

As a Hull fan I was glad to see Agar go. He was so unimaginative it was unbelievable and did not seem to learn from any mistakes or issues on the pitch. I am pleased for him that he has done fairly well since but think he has gone as far as he can go with Leeds.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 8:04 am  

hesslefan wrote:

As a Hull fan I was glad to see Agar go. He was so unimaginative it was unbelievable and did not seem to learn from any mistakes or issues on the pitch. I am pleased for him that he has done fairly well since but think he has gone as far as he can go with Leeds.

I would say looking at the state of your club Agar wasn’t the problem.

No offence.

Agar took over when we were literally at rock bottom, drag us out of that to a CC final win and two years in the playoffs he deserves a season with no disruptions and a better squad.

Re: Time for a new coach : Sat Oct 02, 2021 8:31 am  

On a side note what has Sean Long brought to the party.
I assume he was brought in to organise and improve the backs performance,but even allowing for the injuries he has not improved much if anything.
Does he have a say in choosing the backs as in playing Tom Briscoe at centre.